Chance Riddim – DJ Frost

Out of the 2018 reggae crop, Chance Riddim sits in that faith-forward space where the message matters as much as the groove, and DJ Frost lines it up with a dozen voices leaning into praise, devotion, and uplift. Danejahrus’ “Jah Love Nah Fail” and Kristine Alicia’s “Above All” hit that spiritual core early, while Lynx, Positive, and V Mac keep the tempo moving with clean, singable cuts that feel made for easy rotation. There’s a nice balance here between straightforward worship songs and lighter love-note moments like Jumelle’s “Because Of You” and Sherwin Gardner’s “Make Me Feel Good, ” which keeps the riddim from locking into one mood for too long. Compared with Frost’s earlier gospel-reggae work, this one feels fuller and more ensemble-minded, and it fits neatly into the producer’s catalogue as a compact 12-track set aimed at selectors who want conscious material with a polished, radio-ready edge.